U.S. inhalation pouch with suction nozzle pouch instead of aerosol container

The three-edge slits of Ampac Flexibles of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, have replaced the conventional vials or aerosol containers with inhaled sachets. The first commercial use of this pouch will be inhaled insulin. This bag is made of a high barrier, thin gauge polyester/foil/sealant compounded Flexi 6833. The standard size is 1.5 x 1.5 inch. Other sizes are also available, aerosol containers or glass bottles. Pressure is required for access, because the aerosol container or the top space of the glass bottle can cause distribution difficulties, and because the product is in contact with oxygen and shorten the shelf life of the product, the design of the bag eliminates the need to pressurize the steps, and Avoid contact with oxygen and extend shelf life.

Ampac Flexibles was established in August 2005. Ampac Packaging of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, together with two of its recent acquisitions of the film companies Kapak and Flexicon, established Ampac Flexibles.

Source: China Packaging Network